More pics from our trip to England.
Today, East and West Sussex.
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| Brighton Beach, England - ButterYum |
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| The Royal Pavilion (aka Brighton Pavilion), built by the Prince of Wales in 1787 - ButterYum |
Saw lots of stair risers covered in harlequin patterned tile all over England, especially in Brighton. I really love the look. Might have to recreate the look in my home.
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| Fancy and Festive :) |
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| Telscombe Cliffs, England (East Sussex) - ButterYum |
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| Telscombe Cliffs, England (East Sussex) - ButterYum |
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| Street Lights of Brighton, England - ButterYum |
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| Brighton, England - ButterYum |
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| Brighton, England - ButterYum |
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| Arundel Castle, West Sussex (11th Century) - ButterYum |
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| Arundel Castle, West Sussex (11th Century) - ButterYum |
Sorry, we weren't allowed to take photos inside the castle.
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| Arundel Castle, West Sussex (11th Century) - ButterYum |
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| Arundel Castle, West Sussex (11th Century) - ButterYum |
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| Arundel Castle, West Sussex (11th Century) - ButterYum |
I don't know if there's anything special about this car or not, but after watching several men go out of their way to take a picture of it, I thought I'd better get one too. Men - can you clue me in here?
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| Adorable dog sitting in the doorway of a Pub in Brighton - ButterYum |
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| Victoria Fountain in Brighton (32 Feet tall) - ButterYum |
Had to get a pic of this vehicle we passed on the motorway - notice anything unusual?
I'll finish sharing our trip to England when I post Part IV (photos will be from the end of our visit as we spent a couple of days staying at an English Manor) - trust me when I say I saved the best for last. Until then...
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Lovely pictures, Patricia, you obviously saw some interesting and photo-worthy scenes while you were here. Just had to point out to you, as I live in WALES that there is no H in the spelling of our country, hope you don't mind me mentioning that! Jeannette.
ReplyDeleteGood Morning Jeannette - I don't mind at all (I truly appreciate the correction, so thank you for letting me know). Have a lovely day!!
ReplyDeleteBy the way, I think the reason there was so much interest in the red sport's car is because of its age, it is about circa 1963, and looks very good for its age! The other car, the 3 wheeled model, is the same type as the car used by Del Boy in Fools and Horses. Have you watched any of this comedy series, it really is one of the best ever, sadly no longer made, but the BBC put out repeats which are still enjoyed no matter how many times they have been seen. Jeannette.
ReplyDeleteFabulous photos of your fabulous trip, Patricia! Makes me want to start packing!
ReplyDeleteI also LOVED the shot of all 4 baby birds with their mouths open. Fantastic photo! Well worth the sunburn. LOL
Thanks for the roasted asparagus suggestions, too. I need to get an oil spritzer! They were very popular a while ago, as I remember. Great way to cut back on calories.
BTW, I think you're doing GREAT on your NS! BRAVO!!!
Oh Goodness! What beautiful pictures. Don't you just love castles. When I lived in England and Scotland it was so interesting to be driving along and all of a sudden, pop, a castle shows up in the scenery! Something we don't see here.
ReplyDeleteThe harlequin steps were just fetching as was the street lamps! All I kept thinkin is, "this is so British"!
Your photography is beautiful and artistically catches England at it's best.
I have so enjoyed your tour!
xo Yvonne
Hello again, Jeanette - I haven't seen Fools and Horses, but it's going on the top of my BBC list. I do love British comedies.
ReplyDeleteYvonne - I vote you the nicest blogger in blogland. You always say the most thoughtful things - so nice to know you, my friend.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful pics! The puppy in the pub doorway is my fav though. How cute is that? It should be on a card. Like a missing you card. Great Britain is on my list of must sees. We were supposed to be married in England, but that is a long story. Wish we had waited now!
ReplyDeleteLooks like you had a great time - love the photos. xo,
ReplyDeleteLooks like so much fun; your photos tell the story very well.
ReplyDeleteI have really enjoyed seeing England through your photos and blog. England is at the very top of places I want to visit!
ReplyDeleteAbsolutely incredible as usual! I am dying to go back soon to shop for more "goods" for my antique shop! Not to mention the fun and scenery!! These pictures are incredible!
ReplyDeleteAlso...when you can...please stop by my blog...I've left you an award as i always find out something wonderful from your blog and I so appreciate all of your comments, etc...
Thanks!
Carolyn
If I were a princess, I would like to live in Arundel Castle. :-) I love your pictures. Thank you for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteYour photos are amazing. And you really have an eye for what makes them most interesting too. Brings back some lovely memories.
ReplyDeleteWhat exciting fun,I'm so jealous,wish I could go!
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Please drop back by anytime!
~JO
LazyonLoblolly
Wonderful pictures Patricia, I am so glad you had such a great time.
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what an amazing trip!!! love the ocean, the lights and the dog in the pub! and the nest of birds-on your last post - oh, my!!! what an incredible picture.
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lynn
What beautiful pictures. It makes me want to hop on a plane and visit. I hope you had a wonderful time.
ReplyDeleteAmazing photos, thanks for sharing them. WEe want to go back to England and take my granddaughter with us, still checking for a affordable fares. It's just so beautiful there...Christine
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous trip...you captured so many beautiful sights (I love that cute pup!). Looking forward to the next segment :)
ReplyDeleteLovely, I am looking forward to my trip to England too:)
ReplyDeleteEverything is just gorgeous. I haven't been to that part of England, but obviously I should. We are off to Paris and Bologna Italy in two weeks and I can hardly wait to blog about it. I don't think my photos will be nearly as gorgeous as yours. Too many wonderful places to travel and you really captured it. Can't wait to see the best!
ReplyDeleteYour photos are really terrific. It is almost - almost - as good as being there. I can't wait to see the rest. I hope you have a great day. Blessings...Mary
ReplyDeleteWow beautiful pictures, thank you for sharing them with us, I feel like I was there.
ReplyDeleteThat last picture of that car is hilarious, does it only have 3 wheels?
Your photos are gorgeous!
ReplyDeleteMore wonderful photos! Top to bottom a real treat to see them all. The car gave me a chuckle!
ReplyDeleteWhat fantastic scenery & photos! Love the bird perched over the boat and sweet pup in the doorway~ The street lights are amazing...how IS that car driving? :-)
ReplyDeleteWhat beautiful place, I would like to live in England because I think that it is one the most save place in the world!
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